What podcasts say about Airtable
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What experts have said about Airtable
6 statements · 3 positive · 1 negative · 2 neutral
Bending Spoons can make Airtable highly profitable by eliminating most of its cost structure.
“Bending spoons can go in here and do what Elon did at Twitter, eliminate 85, 90% of the cost structure”
Open the episode · Google's AI Brain Drain, SpaceX's Huge Quarter, Airtable's 90% Collapse, US Data Fuels China AIListen at 51:23
Airtable could generate $300–400 million of annual EBITDA while growing 10–20%.
“you could probably generate 300 million of EBITDA a year or 400 million while growing, you know, 10 to 20%”
Open the episode · Google's AI Brain Drain, SpaceX's Huge Quarter, Airtable's 90% Collapse, US Data Fuels China AIListen at 52:09
Bending Spoons acquired Airtable at 2.7 times annual recurring revenue.
“They just put Airtable for 2.7 times ARR.”
Open the episode · Airtable's 80% off value crash: VCs explain why it's still a win | E2321Listen at 4:30
Airtable’s valuation peaked at $11.7 billion.
“The company's price and valuation peaked at 11.7 billion.”
Open the episode · Airtable's 80% off value crash: VCs explain why it's still a win | E2321Listen at 4:36
Airtable’s remaining core business is currently not very viable.
“the part of the business that is the bulk of it. But it's not very viable today”
Open the episode · Airtable's 80% off value crash: VCs explain why it's still a win | E2321Listen at 6:51
Airtable’s sale price is reasonable given its ARR, growth, and funding history.
“If you're at 400 million in ARR growing 20%, having raised 1.4 billion, I mean, you know, in some ways this is actually a reasonable price for the company.”
Open the episode · Airtable's 80% off value crash: VCs explain why it's still a win | E2321Listen at 8:51
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